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Policy Analysis of the Columbia River Treaty Using Value-Focused Thinking and Integrative Bargaining to Create Value When Renegotiating the Treaty
Completed as a final project for the Masters program in the School of Community and Regional Planning at the University of British Columbia, this report looks at strategies possible for the renegotiation of the Treaty.
“This project examines the Treaty, the history leading to ratification, identifies the major provisions of the Treaty, and discusses the effects termination would have. It highlights some of the issues that have arisen since ratification that stakeholders wish to see addressed in managing the Basin. From this, the project attempts to provide some insight and analysis on structured decision-making and negotiation strategies that may enable the parties to create the best agreement possible on this complex issue.” (Taken from executive summary)
Note: the full text is not available in the CRTDL. For online availability, check: https://circle.ubc.ca/handle/2429/13905
Author: Ginalias, Jeffrey L
Publisher: University of British Columbia
Date: 2008-12
